The author is the Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbia, and Montenegro news manager at Anadolu. ISTANBUL Three decades after Europe's worst atrocity since World War II, Srebrenica remains a powerful symbol of how geopolitical interests and selective justice reshaped the Balkans’ trajectory. As civilians in Gaza continue to suffer and The Hague prepares to indict Israeli leaders, the West's enduring silence over Srebrenica and the policies that ignited the Yugoslav wars still cast a long shadow over